PLSAS board authorizes start of contract negotiations to fill superintendent role Laurie Hartmann June 3, 2026
Year-long carp study on Spring Lake aimed at producing better water quality Laurie Hartmann May 13, 2026
Reporter, legislator speak at Rotary about bill to protect ‘grooming’ victims Laurie Hartmann April 22, 2026
‘Community Academy’ offers great opportunity to learn more about where you live Laurie Hartmann April 22, 2026
PLSAS board facing difficult decisions in cutting additional $4.1 million Laurie Hartmann April 1, 2026
Fire chief, his police officer son honored for saving child following horrific crash Laurie Hartmann March 11, 2026
1,200 plunge to support Special Olympics; more than $343,000 raised Laurie Hartmann February 25, 2026
New transitional housing gives homeless families hope, path for better future Laurie Hartmann February 18, 2026
PLSAS town hall meetings provide financial forecast, opportunity for resident input Laurie Hartmann February 11, 2026
PLSAS town hall meetings to outline district’s financial picture, future referendum options Laurie Hartmann January 28, 2026
Police say daycare employee sought attention by fatally suffocating infant Laurie Hartmann January 14, 2026
Council approves $225,000 contribution from special sales tax fund created for affordable housing Laurie Hartmann January 14, 2026
Local woman honored on national stage for legacy of giving back, instilling confidence in dancers of all ages Laurie Hartmann December 23, 2025
It’s a boy!: Prior Lake firefighters assist mother in delivery of baby Laurie Hartmann December 17, 2025
‘Everybody knows Dave’: Beloved school crossing guard honored at surprise event planned by parents Laurie Hartmann December 17, 2025
Prior Lake Players’ Penguin Project production of ‘Annie Jr.’ promotes inclusion, opportunity for all to shine Laurie Hartmann December 10, 2025
Cora Apartments complex given green light by Prior Lake City Council Laurie Hartmann November 19, 2025
Residents reject city’s $60 million referendum to improve parks and trails Laurie Hartmann November 5, 2025
‘Lights on Mushtown’ back with massive holiday display of 60,000 lights, synchronized music Laurie Hartmann November 3, 2025
$60 million parks and trails referendum to be decided by residents on Nov. 4 Laurie Hartmann October 22, 2025
Task force is the first in the south metro to combat exploitation crimes against children Laurie Hartmann October 15, 2025
Four PLSAS board members join others across state in requesting Title IX compliance Laurie Hartmann October 8, 2025
City council approves amendment to intergovernmental aid agreement with SMSC Laurie Hartmann September 10, 2025
PLSAS begins study of elementary school boundary changes for 2026-27 Laurie Hartmann September 3, 2025
Lawsuit filed by Jeffers Pond teacher alleging First Amendment rights violated by PLSAS Laurie Hartmann August 27, 2025
Council approves five-year improvement plan, bonding to cover some big projects Laurie Hartmann August 20, 2025
Building permit requests down; uptick projected in 2026 with new development options Laurie Hartmann August 13, 2025
Area law enforcement played key roles in capture of man wanted for murder Laurie Hartmann June 18, 2025
Candy Cove neighbors, fishermen band together to keep truck from sinking Laurie Hartmann February 6, 2025
New Chamber director no stranger to serving needs of local business community Laurie Hartmann January 9, 2025
Role of retiring Chamber president grew with local business community Laurie Hartmann January 1, 2025
